Reported 6 days ago
During Donald Trump's presidency, Wall Street recognized that he views the stock market as a personal scorecard, with significant implications for his potential second term. Despite troubling economic policy proposals that may threaten growth, investors remain optimistic that Trump will avoid policies that could pull the market down. The S&P 500 has surged post-election, but risks from tariff proposals and a potentially more challenging economic landscape compared to his first term raise questions on sustainability. Ultimately, Trump's sensitivity to market reactions will play a crucial role in shaping Wall Street's outlook.
Source: YAHOO